Zama Protocol implements private stablecoin transfers on Ethereum, OG NFT claim portal coming soon

【Blockchain Rhythm】 Privacy computing track has new developments. Zama Protocol officially launched on the Ethereum mainnet on December 31st and successfully completed the first transfer of the privacy stablecoin cUSDT based on FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) technology. This can be considered a milestone on Ethereum L1—the first implementation of confidential ERC-20 transfers, and the cost is quite well controlled, with each transaction costing only about $0.13.

Speaking of NFT holders, Zama Protocol has not forgotten them. The official announcement states that the Zama OG NFT claim portal will officially open on January 5, 2026. This leaves a point of anticipation for community members.

From a technical perspective, the implementation of fully homomorphic encryption on blockchain has always been a challenge. Zama’s ability to keep costs at this level while ensuring privacy demonstrates significant technical strength. The privacy computing track is gradually maturing, and further developments are worth watching.

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NotFinancialAdvicevip
· 3h ago
A private transfer costing only $0.13 per transaction, the cost is truly unbeatable and much cheaper than expected.
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GmGnSleepervip
· 9h ago
0.13美元一笔,这成本确实能打,不过FHE在主网跑起来还是第一次见 OG NFT等等,又得等到1月5号,这节奏有点慢啊 隐私稳定币这块儿感觉还是有想象力的,得盯着这赛道
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BoredStakervip
· 10h ago
A cost of $0.13? If it can truly run stably, that would be awesome. The privacy track is finally making some substantial progress.
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fomo_fightervip
· 01-05 03:24
$0.13? How much trading volume would it take to break even? It still feels a bit unrealistic.
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GasGuzzlervip
· 01-05 03:21
$0.13 per transaction, the cost is truly unmatched. Finally seeing some real innovation in the privacy sector.
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ser_ngmivip
· 01-05 03:20
0.13 dollars per transaction? The cost control is truly impressive. Privacy stablecoins finally don't have to be so expensive. --- FHE finally runs on L1. Luckily, Zama managed to significantly reduce the gas. --- Wait, OG NFT claim on January 5th? Damn, that's so soon. I need to mark it. --- The barrier to private transfers has always been the gas fee. This time, Zama seems to have broken through. --- I'm a bit curious whether the practical applications of FHE will really take off, or if it's just another tech gimmick. --- Confidential ERC-20? Sounds good, but will there be many users... It still depends on whether the ecosystem can be built up.
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unrekt.ethvip
· 01-05 03:20
$0.13 per transaction? If this is stable, privacy coins are really about to take off.
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GraphGuruvip
· 01-05 03:15
Whoa, a transfer of $0.13? Is FHE finally usable? They said the cost was really high before, but this time it looks a bit promising.
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NoodlesOrTokensvip
· 01-05 03:05
A private transfer of $0.13 per transaction? If that's true, that's really intense. FHE has finally found a way to succeed. But honestly, privacy coins still need to be cautious about regulation... Wait, can OG NFTs be valuable? I need to ask if anyone has claimed one. FHE's cost is so low that I'm a bit confused; people used to say this thing was insanely expensive. Zama's move is indeed impressive, but is this really a necessity? Or just another hype around a concept? If I could withdraw funds safely, I might consider playing with privacy stablecoins.
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